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rush

Pronunciation:  US [rʌʃ] UK [rʌʃ]
  • n.Chong; hurry; rush during peak
  • v.Fast-moving; fast; fast shipping; feed speed
  • adj.Storming the us; to rush through the [Executive] (command)
  • WebRunning shock rush

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brake decelerate retard slow (down)
accelerate bundle fast-track hasten quicken hurry speed (up) whisk

Definitions in English
v.
1.
to hurry in order to get somewhere very quickly; to take or send someone or something somewhere in a hurry 
2.
to hurry to do something; to try to make someone hurry 
3.
to flow somewhere very quickly 
4.
to move quickly toward someone or something, especially in order to attack them 
5.
to carry the ball forward in the game of football 
6.
to try to persuade students at a college or university in the U. S. to join a particular fraternity or sororitysocial organization by entertaining them at social events; to try to become a member of particular fraternity or sorority by going to its social events 
n.
1.
a sudden movement forward, especially by a crowd of people; a sudden strong movement of liquid or air 
2.
a situation in which you hurry to do something, especially because you do not have much time 
3.
a sudden strong emotion; a strong feeling of pleasure that people get after taking some types of drugs; a sudden feeling of excitement, pleasure, happiness, etc. 
4.
a sudden interest among a lot of people in having or doing something 
5.
the period of time during which the crowds are the largest or there is the most traffic 
6.
in football, an attempt to move the ball by running with it 
7.
a tall plant that looks like grass and grows in waterIt is used for making baskets and covering floors. 
8.
the first photographed scenes of a part of a movie before the director changes them in any way 
9.
the time when students at colleges and universities in the U. S. go to social events arranged by fraternities or sororitiessocial organizations in order to decide which one to join 

Other Forms
n.rusher
pt.rushed
pp.rushed
ppr.rushing
3sg.rushes

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